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What career would you reccomend? The following are careers that appeal to me: video game designer. has always appealed to me i think i have very creative mind to make games and seem to be in my comfort zone on the bad side i will take too long to make a game and i am not patient and my mind seems to change opinions and ideas alot and that could be a problem movie writer . i have a very creative mind bad side not so many ideas photographer mostly models i have always liked photography and seems to be a relaxing job bad side where can i find a job like this and there is not so much pay plastic surgeon. lots of money and i have always liked it for some reason bad side may get too nervous before operating and takes to long to become a proffessional 8 years With any of the first three, you have to start at ground level. Look for apprentice level jobs, you need experience and contacts -- creativity isn't going to get you anywhere. All three 'careers' are *extremely* competitive and full of bright sparks who are sure that they're the next best thing. Get to the library. Lots of books on career paths and prerequisites. Especially writing. Lots of writers looking for markets. ;-) Plastic surgeon means a medical degree. Get cracking with the science books. You need to get into a university with a good pre-med program. And get out of it alive. Then you get to worry about the eight years. Source(s): (Worked in games, designed two that never made it past proposal and half of one that was published, had a friend who was a photographer's assistant and am a published, but unpaid, writer. So, yes, I do know what I'm talking about.) Go to the army :-) PR is creative and well paid. You may need a degree. Become a writer or artist, but you will likely need a stable part time income. A graphic designer - you could do this in any industry, advertising, design manufacturing..... There are loads Video game designer - i'm sure there's much less of these than film writer's and photographers.. and yeh the plastic surgeon what would you do while studying to become a professional? Get a job as a Schizophrenic. As far as taking too long to become a professional, that's probably the same with any good career. Even becoming established as a photographer will take time. As far as being a movie writer, that too, will take a great deal of time. There are many tools for coming up with ideas. Read some books on writing and see what you can find there for ideas. A great book for you might be "The Artists Way". |
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